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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 10265, 17 October 1896, Page 5

The skin is composed of three layers, and contains muscles, nerves, blood vessols, lymphatics, Sebaceous glands, sweat glands, etc., while the hair and nails are its appendages, It is a most complicated piece of machinery, and subject, like any other organ, to health and disease. To preserve the skin, scalp, and hair, and to restore them to a condition of health when diseased, nothing is so agreeable or so speedily effective as Cutioora Soap, assisted in the severer forms with mild applications of UUTIODBA (ointment), the great skin cure. We are in receipt of two largtffchipment!: of Japanese goods direct fromfKobe and Yokohama. They embrace lovely embroideries, bamboo, lacquer, and inlaid furniture, metal and porcelain ware, etc. These choice Roods are admirably suited for presents and for furnishing the homo at a small cost.— Smith and Oaughey.— (Advt.) An open meeting of the Women'* Democratic Union, to which the public are invited, will take place on Tuesday evening, when a piper will ha read by Mrs. M&hon and a speech made by Mr. Fowlds on ' Women's Sphere in Politics,' Dresses, dresses, latest novelties in plain, fancy, and shot lustres, alpacas, Sicilians, new mohairs, etc., in' bewildering variety ami splendid value.— and Catighey. Hosiery, gloves, ribbons, umbrellas, ties, shirts, Inns, and clothing to suit all at J. H. Haminn's, importer, Victoria-street. Smith ami Onughey are now showing an immense stock of new grass lawns, inuslms, silk zephyrs, zephyrs, sateens, prints, etc., in newest lesigns from 3Jd. A complimentary plain and fancy dress ball will be tendered by Mi. and. Mrs. Reed's punils on Wednesday evening. For variety, excellence, and cheapness, ladies should inspect Smith and Caughey's immense stock of English and French dress fabrics, direct from die makers and personally selected by our Mr. Caughey. " They come as a boon and a blessing to men, , The Pickwick, the Owl, and the Wavcrley Pen.